:32 am
Subject: Re : [LUTE] Re: Unison C string on 8c lutes
Could it perhaps be Leonard, that the grooves at your nut at
5C was
set up for your thicker unisson strings. Something similar
happened
to
me on my 11C lute, when I
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Subject: Re : [LUTE] Re: Unison C string on 8c lutes
Could it perhaps be Leonard, that
Sounds as though it might well do the trick, but I think it is more the
skill of the restorer than the glue used.
I can't see any difference between the treated and the non treated
area. I couldn't possibly have done that myself, but he is a first rate
restorer and also has the
I asked my lute maker friend and he told me he makes his own dentine
with bone filings and superglue. I tend to do the same with wood filler
using wood filings from the same wood mixed in wood glue.
Regards
Anthony
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Le vendredi, novembre
Just another thought, I think I originally chose Unissons on 5C because
I thought I might be playing more latish English renaissance pieces,
Dowland, Holborne etc. I note most speakers here seem to prefer 5C with
octaves whatever the music? I seem to remember Martin Shepherd
A lutemaker friend did the work and I can't distinguish it from the
original bone on the nut.
He called it dentine. It seemed to be liquid and in a small bottle.
Perhaps it's a sort of ceramic used for filling front teeth, but I
admit I'm not sure. Perhaps a lute maker on the list
,
Leonard
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From: Anthony Hind
To: Leonard Williams ; daillie
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Sent: Thu, Nov 28, 2019 3:32 am
Subject: Re : [LUTE] Re: Unison C string on 8c lutes
Could it perhaps be Leonard, that the grooves at your nut at 5C was
set up for your
Could it perhaps be Leonard, that the grooves at your nut at 5C was
set up for your thicker unisson strings. Something similar happened to
me on my 11C lute, when I replaced Venice twine unissons on F4 with
equivalent thinner loaded strings. I heard a definite rattle. I put the
